Water Activities with Acuatic Tulum SA de CV: Cenote & Reef Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Beginner-friendly, suitable for most fitness levels
Overview
Dive into Mexico’s underwater treasures with a cenote swim and reef snorkel tour in Tulum. Unique geological formations and vibrant marine life await. Keep reading to find out why this adventure is a must-do.
Cenote & Reef Combo
$3,400 mx per Person | Get the best of both worlds! | 6 hours | Certification needed!
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About This Adventure
Come experience the best of both worlds!
Rates
Per person most be certified: $170 Approximate USD price ($3,400 MXN)
The amount of USD is approximate, check out will be in MXN pesos
Duration
6 hours
About
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One of our most popular tours, we first go for a dive in a majestic freshwater lagoon among the mangroves, a tranquil and relaxing experience where sunbeams passing through the root system create a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of light and shadow. Jeweled cichlids, sailfin mollies, tarpon, and a rare mix of other fresh/brackish species all inhabit this unique environment.
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We then take a 5 minute boat ride out to the shallow reef for a second dive among some of the most pristine coral gardens in the Caribbean, this tour really offers the best of both worlds
Includes:
- Local guide
- All equipment
- Boat & cenote fees
- Snacks and water
- Round trip transportation from Acuatic Tulum Dive Center
What to Bring
- Comfortable clothes
- Comfortable shoes
Start time:
9:00 am
Adventure Tips
Protect the reef and cenotes
Use reef-safe sunscreen and avoid touching marine life to preserve these delicate ecosystems.
Bring waterproof gear
Ensure your camera and essentials are stored in waterproof containers for maximum enjoyment.
Book early
Popular trips fill quickly, so reserve your spot in advance for the best experience.
Stay sun safe
Wear a hat, rash guard, and UV protection for a comfortable day in the sun.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea turtles
- Colorful reef fish
History
The cenotes in Tulum have been sacred sites for the Mayan civilization, used for rituals and offerings for centuries.
Conservation
The tour operators actively promote eco-friendly practices and work with local initiatives to protect the reef and cenote systems.
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Recommended Gear
Snorkel gear
A quality snorkel mask, fins, and snorkel tube for optimal underwater viewing.
summer specific
Waterproof camera
Capture the vibrant marine life without risking damage to your electronics.
summer specific
Sun protection
Sunscreen, rash guard, and a hat to shield against sun exposure.
summer specific
Dry bag
Keep your valuables dry while enjoying water-based activities.
summer specific